1. Hard Floors: Cleaning and pets! Many pet owners assume that hard floors are easier to keep clean and odor free than is carpet; few find out until too late that this isn't always true. Once urine finds its way beneath some floors (laminate and vinyl) into grout...
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Rodents in Crawl Spaces: The Dangers of Rodent Feces in Human Spaces
Mice and other rodents can turn up just about anywhere: in your garage, in your basement, and even in your crawl spaces. They can carry harmful bacteria, viruses, and diseases that can not only make you and your family sick, but even cause lifelong issues or even...
The Dangers of Residual Animal Urine in Carpets
If you have ever had a puppy, then you understand that housebreaking can certainly take some time and work. Unfortunately, animals can and will have accidents on floors from time to time, but it is essential that you clean the urine from your carpets...
Germiest spots in the kitchen
Signs of spring are showing up in the Pacific Northwest and it has us thinking about some spring cleaning. Thrive Market recently posted a blog piece on how filthy the average refrigerator is and it is worth a quick read (click here). They pointed out that the produce...
Why does my house stink?
The title of this post is a question we are regularly asked. Quite frequently the answer to the question actually lies underneath of the home. Something many people don’t realize is that approximately fifty percent of the air you breathe on the main floor of your...
Warm floors, warm feet
The Seattle area is in the midst of its cold and drizzly winter and it may be several months before the sun returns, today being an unusual but welcome anomaly. Now, more than ever, Northwesterners are acutely aware of how cold and chilly the house, and especially the...
Are your shoes making your family sick?
Not wearing shoes indoors significantly reduces your home’s bacterial and toxic load. Find out how and why to clean up and stay healthy.

